Libyan oil exports are down 300,000 barrels per day since the fighting reached the oil crescent.
The only currency in the gainers list is the US dollar and the only metal is palladium.
China's manufacturing PMI fell below 50, increasing global demand worries.
The Armenian central bank's 175 bps rate hike in December did not really help the dram.
When leaving the main rate at 2% on 11 December, the BoK was hopeful that inflation would rise.
Many expect China PMI to continue to show weaker conditions going forward
Austria manufacturing PMI at four-month high in December.
Experts believe Russia is not adequately resourceful to address the recession challenges.
Singapore dollar is forming a big upward channel with resistance above 1.36.
Analysts say Brent crude could drop to $55 a barrel early next year.
Russian government expects economy to shrink by 0.8% in 2015.
Libya has descended into violence as Islamists and tribes fight for power in the post-Gaddafi era.
The kingdom does not plan to make significant changes to draft regulations published in August 2014.
PM Samaras wanted Dimas as president, while radical leftist party Syriza leads national opinion polls.
Armed factions in Libya are battling for control of the Opec member.
HSBC says it sees double-digit inflation in Russia in most of 2015.
Second half performance has been crucial for all the currencies this year
Supply glut, fuelled by US shale production and weak global demand, hits prices hard.
Gold prices could struggle in the short term and could even break below the 2014 lows in the coming months.
The index is biased northward and charts point to 95-97 levels next year
Australian dollar has more risks skewed to the downside rather than upside for 2015.
China has dodged a time-honoured trade route by sourcing diamonds directly from African mines.
The strength of the support at 1.5270 will be crucial for GBP/USD in 2015
US crude oil inventories surprisingly rose by 7.3 million barrels last week, to their highest December level on record.
Experts, including Goldman Sachs and Deutsche Bank, predict parity by 2017 as capital outflow intensifies.
BOJ chief says oil price fall will help boost corporate profits and allow firms to raise wages.
US government estimates show Russia is increasingly turning its back on tea.
Brent crude oil heading for end-of-year surge after tumultuous year.
Oil price collapse is sensational news for OECD policymakers but not Russia and OPEC.
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